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The Brewers won; a “small-market” team is once again World Series champion, and it all happened without a salary cap in place. Imagine that: Milwaukee spent a little bit — not a lot, but more than a third of the league — and invested heavily in player development and analytics, and it paid off in the form of the franchise’s first title.
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